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What should be done to solve problem related to MT3SCA CIRCUIT FORMULATION

Ishaqlad89

please need your serious guide.

The problem must not have circuit with MT3SCA formulations.
Use these formulations without circuit.
End of physical check. How can this be dealt with?

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SimonGuicheteau

This question was solved in the support. It seems the problem was that a coil component from the circuit was not associated with any coil region or non meshed coil

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SimonGuicheteau

Hello

I strongly recommend that you use the automatic formulations in your models as it will choose the right formulations to be used.

If you want to use manual formulations, In general there are formulations used for coils in the air finishing with "...SCRHJ". If you can replace these regions with thses formulations maybe it will work.

If that is already the case, then maybe you used some non feasible combinations of face and volume regions somewhere.

Please share the model or create a non-public support request so we can have a look.

Best regards

SimonGuicheteau

This question was solved in the support. It seems the problem was that a coil component from the circuit was not associated with any coil region or non meshed coil

Ishaqlad89

done

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